OpenCodelists

Welcome to OpenCodelists, created by OpenSAFELY for creating and sharing codelists.

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Below, you'll find all the codelists we have used in OpenSAFELY research to date.

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Symptoms: sleep disturbance SNOMED CT

Code list aiming to identify individuals consulting complaining of sleep disturbance.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Symptoms: sore throat SNOMED CT

Code list aiming to identify individuals consulting complaining of sore throat.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Symptoms: tinnitus SNOMED CT

Code list aiming to identify individuals consulting complaining of tinnitus.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Symptoms: visual disturbance SNOMED CT

Code list aiming to identify individuals consulting complaining of visual disturbance.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Symptoms: weight loss and reduced appetite SNOMED CT

Code list aiming to identify individuals consulting complaining of weight loss or reduced appetite.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) CTV3

These codes indicate a diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)

Published by OpenSAFELY
Systemic lupus codes  SNOMED CT

Taken from the SLUPUS_COD refset published by NHSD.

Systolic blood pressure QoF SNOMED CT

A SNOMED CT codelist containing codes relating to systolic blood pressure (SBP) measurement.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Tamoxifen BNF

Used by the following OpenPrescribing measures:

Published by OpenPrescribing
Targeted proactive care needs assessment codes SNOMED CT

Taken from the TPCNASS_COD refset published by NHSD.

Temporary Immunosuppression CTV3

Codes indicating a diagnosis of a temporary immunosuppression.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Temporary Immunosuppression (SNOMED) SNOMED CT

Automatically-generated equivalent of Temporary Immunosuppression

Published by OpenSAFELY
Teratogenic medicines dm+d

In this codelist we aim to identify teratogenic drugs. A teratogen is a substance that can cause abnormalities or birth defects in a developing fetus.

The CQC routinely review the use of the following drugs, in female patients between the age of 8 and 55 years old Valproate Carbimazole Modafinil Pregabalin Topiramate.

There are other drugs that are considered teratogenic but only these five are considered here.

Published by OpenSAFELY
Tetracycline (tetracyclines) dm+d

Tetracycline codelist extracted from tetracyclines codelist

Published by UKHSA
Tetracyclines (antibacterials) dm+d

Tetracyclines codelist extracted from antibacterials codelist (https://www.opencodelists.org/codelist/opensafely/antibacterials/27089eaa/)

Published by UKHSA